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Govt to collect vaccines from anywhere to protect people: Quader
BSS
28th April, 2021 07:50:47
Awami League General Secretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader said the government will collect COVID-19 vaccines from anywhere in any away to protect the country’s people.
“There is no need to have a special relationship with anyone over coronavirus vaccines. The government will collect the vaccines from wherever it can to protect people,” he said while talking to reporters after placing wreath at the grave of Shaheed Sheikh Jamal at Banani graveyard.
On behalf of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the Awami League, Quader placed wreath at the grave of Sheikh Jamal on the occasion of his 68th birth anniversary.
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A decent life
April 18, 2021
For some years now I A Rehman Sahib, who passed away gracefully and in harness at age ninety last week, would let out a wry lament, ‘Fighting state oppression presented a clearer adversary than is the case now.’
Society itself had darkened through the years. No matter. He continued to smile, take short, resolute steps and push back against the shadows. He leaves behind a mighty message. One does what one must to preserve decency in society and to live a decent life oneself.
Rehman Sahib’s comrade for decades, Professor Amin Mughal, once described for some of us the creed by which the doctor in Camus’ novel ‘The Plague’ lived, even when his efforts seemed so inadequate in quelling the disease. “He did not leave the city when he could have because to do so wouldn’t have looked good. Comrade, the doctor running away from his patients would have been a grotesque spectacle”. Some posts must be guarded, not because it is heroic to do so